1581 Search Results for "installing shingles properly"
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Basement floor a job best left for professionals
QUESTION: My Wolseley home was built in the 1920s, and my basement has gone through some heaving.Now I'm faced with removing the cracked basement slab and replacing it. I have read similar articles to yours, in regards to this type . . .
Posted: 2015-04-25
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Hot tips for saunas done right
Some health professionals say using a sauna can help with arthritis pain, circulation and getting rid of toxins. I don't know much about that. But what I do know is that some downtime in a sauna feels awesome. The problem with . . .
Posted: 2013-08-10
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CONNIE OLIVER: A touch of glass
Decorative elements add to home's décor
Using decorative glass elements in the home is not new but its scope of design possibilities is often overlooked and underestimated. Today we'll look at the wide range of options for using art glass in the decor. Glass is comprised of . . .
Posted: 2011-04-30
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Last-minute tree decorating
You've got it out of the box -- that was the easy part!
Dear Marc: The holidays are here and my tree isn't decorated yet! I've been procrastinating as I don't really know how to properly decorate a tree. Can you give me a crash course? Jeremy Dear Jeremy: There is no way to ignore it, . . .
Posted: 2012-12-22
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ASK THE INSPECTOR: Licensing for home inspectors considered
IN Manitoba, home inspectors currently aren't licenced. British Columbia, which is the only province that requires a licence, only enacted legislation a little over a year ago. I tell consumers they should be careful about inspectors who boast that they are . . .
Posted: 2010-04-03
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Permaculture has landed
Leave a smaller footprint, use less energy and get bigger yields
IF you haven't heard of permaculture, you can expect to see it popping up in connection with small-scale organic gardening and farming. But there's more to it than that just growing food. Permaculture is a way of living more responsibly, mindfully . . .
Posted: 2013-09-21
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Big and bold in Bridgwater
Massive two-storey ready for your growing family
As romantic as the idea of buying a brand-new home is, it’s not as ideal as it initially seems. Truth be told, many new homes come without key amenities such as landscaping, appliances, a backyard deck, and a developed lower . . .
Posted: 2024-02-24
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Ready to go in Royalwood
Large two-storey beautifully maintained
Families looking for a larger, more well-appointed move up home often find themselves mired in a vexing quandary. Which is to say, as much as they would like to buy new, the price of purchasing a brand-new residence — which . . .
Posted: 2023-03-04
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Running furnace fan can help regulate temperature
Question: I have been researching this subject and came across your article on the subject. I live in Alberta and have what is referred to as a poor man’s HRV. It’s a switch located next to the thermostat, which . . .
Posted: 2023-06-30
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Cottage kitchen facelift
Remote job sites always bring challenges
The importance of ensuring everything will be on hand upon arriving at a remote jobsite cannot be overstated. Prior to departing for a boat-access only cottage kitchen facelift project, the list of required tools, necessary materials and fasteners was . . .
Posted: 2024-06-29






